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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1887-09-22
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8. q. q. LANGsToN, LOCAL EDITOR.
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Small change IS exceedingly scarce in
& the city.
sass seaysasd g pis1sas 4 i. last
ohicksns butter and eggs are in demand
sin the city
! s. The turnip and barley patches have suf:
tfsleds ~ the dfouth.
Good middllng cotton was quoted on
Wednesdsy at from 81 to 80.
Mountain apples are plentiful in. the
city atone dollar per bushel.
An old farmer says cotton is opening
faster than he has ever knownit.
Mrs g. Breazeale IS spending few
days in Walhalla with her parents.
Wiggins missed it again. His storm
didn't put In ppearance on Monday.
Watch our advertising columns. They
always contain important information.
Our merchants continue to receive new
!: goods. and they are selling them cheap.
The gossipers say there will be two, if
& not three, weddings in the city this fall.
onr young friend. Marion NJ. Mattison,
of Lowndss vile. spent Sunday in the
clty.
DE-. DiYYer has gone to Atlanta to at.
end tbs National Convention Of Fire.
d men. IS !: .S
Jane shumate. Of Greenyiile, is
spending q afew days in the city with rela.
tives.
Tho Presby yterian Synod Of South Caro-
lima win meet n Darlington Novem7
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number OF our subscrib ibers have called
and settled their accounts, We hope
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cont tains:A notice OF some. one getting his
& hand Tor arm torn to pieces in gin.
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1887-09-22

We don't fight, but are selling furniture
cheaper than It has ever been sold In An
derson. KELLETT &c VANWYcK.
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FULL OF YEARS AND HONORS.
End of a Long, Useful, and Honorable Lif

End of a Long, Useful, and Honorable Life.
DR.. John G. Wayt, died yesterday
morning at 9 o'clock at his residence, No.
400 North Eighth street. after brief i'll
ness, in the seyenty-seventh year OF his
age.
The deceased was born in Charlottes-
vile, but removed TO Richmond early in
life. He established himself as a dentist,
and soon acquired large portion of the
city practice For years he was the
leading dentist, and accumulated quite a
fortune.
He was twice married. His last wife,
Miss Greenhow, of Richmond, was a sis
ter of Mr. S. G. GreenhOw, our popular
city treasurer. Like many other South
ern men, Dr. Wayt sustained severe re-
verses during the civil wal, but still had
enough to supply his wants, and also TO
aid the needy and distressed. The death
of bis son, the popular young DR.. George
Wayt, some years ago was heavy blow
both to him and his beloved wife. He
was member of Seyenth-street Chris
tan church, and was while the congrega-
ton worshiped at old Sycamore church
The deceased was good man, and
this term is not used conventionally We
are taught 'to say nothing of the dead
but what is good :" but Dr. Wayt de-
served any eulogy that might be pro-
nounced upon him. He was loving
husband, a tender parent, steadfast
friend, a good citizen, and a Christian
gentleman more than this cannot be
said; less than this would do him in
Justice. He was the last survivor of the
original incorporators of the Male Or
phan Society, nearly a score of colleagues
having preceded him to the grave.
He was a charitable and generous man,
but was not ostentatious about IT, His life
was long, honorable, and useful, and he
will be missed and mOurned.
The funeral will take place from
Seventh-street church tomorrow at ~
o'clock m.
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BREEITIES.

Range of thermometer at Spence, Ty
rec & Co.'S shoe house, Broad street
February 18th, 1897: am, 4S0; u m.
40; pm, jG0; pm, so.
Mr.. /. w. Pizzini, of Richmond, was
in Danyille Monday.
Misses Grady and Sorg, of Fulton, will
tender their friends a dance Friday nigh
at Wash's Hall.
Judge Bernard, of Petersburg, was at
the Capitol yesterday
Rev. DR.. John Harmon lectures in
Danville tomorrow night.
D. r. Skinner and wife, Of Denver,
Colorado, are at the Exchange.
Several small garnishees and judgments
were granted in the City Circuit Court
yesterday.
Mr. Charles E. Smith and bride have re-
turned to the city and are stopping at the
Exchange.
The Norfolk Elks will attend the per
Torrance Of the Shadow Detective" to-
night in body.
Rev. DR.. George Cooper will conduct
services at the North Fourth-street church
every night this week.
Mr.. William A. Colquill, of Richmond,
has put up the electric lights at the Dan
vile Academy Of Music.
Howard, the youngest son of Rev. DR..
j. William Jones, is reported to be very
i'll Of typhoid-pneumonia.
The opening musicale Of the Howitzers
Friday night will be one of the finest
musical events Of the winter
A marriage license was issued in
Washington yesterday 10 John VI. Kloss,
of Richmond, and Lizzie A. f. Parrish
Of Lynchburg
There viii be a matinee and night eX-
hibition at Old Market Hall to-day for
the benefit of the ST. Vincent de Paul
Society of ST. Patrick church.
The concert at St. Johns Sunday
school building Thursdsy night, will be
an unusually attractive entertainment,
and should be well patronized.
Among the Yice-presdents Of the Dan
vile Bible Society are Rev Dr. John h.
Edwards and w. g. Starr and Rev. A. G.
Bledsoe. all at various times stationed in
this city.
Owing to the Indictment weather yes
terday there was no drill of the Stuart
Horse Guard They will, however,
drill tomorrow, by which time the
troop expects TO have their new car
bines.
The Alexandria Gdzette says Governor
Lee came here from Richmond on Satur-
day evening last TO make arrangements
for disposing of his interest in the Ever
green dairy farm, in Fairfax county, near
this city. Mr. B. H. Fowle, Governor
Lees brotherinl law, who has recently
returned from the West, will take charge
of the farm about the lst Of March next.
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THF SENIOR LYCEUM.

A Happy and Instructive Entertainment
The February meeting Of the Senior
Lyceum of the Young Mems Christian
Association last night was largely attend
ed. The following programme was rem
dered /, male quartet, Messrs. Hen
ming, Barker Woods, and Jenkins. 2,
address of welcome, The President. 3,
tenor solo, Mr. j. Louis Sullivan. 4,
reading, original poem, Mr.. James A.
Gentry. 5, soprano solo, Mrs. W. w.
Crawford. 6, debate, Resolved, That
Manchester should be annexed TO Rich
mond: Affirmative, p. A. Arthur and
jefferson Wallace; negative, II. NJ. Clark,
and George B. Trueman.
Mr.. Jacob Reinhardt presided at the
piano. All the vocalists were loudly APP
plauded and enc0red. In consequence OF
the extreme sickness Of his brother, Mr..
Jones was not able to deliver his ora
ton. This was regretted, as it had been
looked forward to with great interest.
The original verses gave great satistsc-
ton, and all the debaters acquitted them
selves handsomely On the whole, the
entertainment was voted most happy
and instructive one.
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Police Court.

The following cases were tried yester
day
John Green (colored), beating and as
saulting Della Read. Fined $3.50 anc
costs.
L. r. Delarue, disorderly on the street
Fined $3.50 and costs
William Kyar, alias Jones (colored)
feloniously entering the vacant dwelling
No. 219 n. Twentieth street, and stealing
one lot of CRATES, the property Of Richard
Sedgwick's estate. Surety in the sum OF
800 required for TIVE We months.
Robert Mayo and Winston Lewis (both
colored) breaking into the store of }. 5.
Moore and stealing lot of groceries.
Sent on to the grand jury.
Lucy Read (colored), stealing a basket
and dinner bucket. Dismissed
Miller, Rhoads & Gerhardt, sweeping
trash into the street. Fined 81 and costs.
Alonzo Thomas (cslored), stealing a
lot Of wearing apperal from Ellen lay
lor Sent to Jail for go days.
James H. Jackson (colored), splitting
from the gallery Of Mozart Hall on peo-
pie in the body Of the house. Dismissed.
James Braxton (colored), keeping and
exhibiting a game Of lottery. Sent on to
the grand jury.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Mozart Academy.

The public will be glod to know that
Mozart Academy will be open tomorrow
at the matinee. Mr.. Edward Hanford
will appear in his romantic comedy drama,
partners in Crime" The play. en-
braces melodrama and comedy, and has
lively music and excellent scenic effects.
In the strong company producing II Is
Blanche Sherwood Dads Giro. The
company should have big house at the
first performances. Seats can be secured
for any performance Of the week to-day.
Janish at the Theatre.
Attraction succeeds attraction at the
Theatre Thursday night Janish, the
great Austrian actress, opens in princess
Andrea :" Friday night, "Violets;" Satur-
day matinee, Camille" Saturday night,
princess Andrea" These plays will all
be handsomely staged, brilliantly cos
tuned, and splendidly acted. Janish has
her own company with her, and her ward
robe is said to be the finest on the Ameri
can stage. The engagement bids fair to
be equally as successful and enjoyable as
most of the big events which have so
closely preceded it. Box-sheet now open.
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der the charge Of Mr.. Russell Wyatt.
The lower private boxes were sold Tor
x25 each. Messrs. Fred. 5. Myers and
Jacob Edel had box 2, and Messrs. Moses
Millhiser and Samuel Hirsh had box |.
AFTER THOUGHTS.
It is past midnight, and the reyelry is
at its height There is an ocean OF bright
eyes and Jewels and fragrant flowers.
Music rises with its voluptuous swell, and
happy hearts and nimble feet are keeping
time to it's melodious strains.
We are in the wave of one Of those
events that will furnish food for pleasant
thoughts through many a weary day, and
which will be among the brightest in mem
ory long after the flowers have faded, the
music become obsolete, and when the
papers Of this day shall be musty chroni-
Giles and only sought after for their an
tiquity. Long, long be the mind with
such memories filled.
And now in hopes of reaching the
festive scene before the last goodbye is
spoken and the last step taken for
charity's sake, at least, in this eyentful
night, the reporter closes his notebook
and bids the world good night.
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MOTHERS BIRTHDAY.
Celebration of Happy Anniversary.

Celebration of Happy Anniversary
Yesterday was a very happy day with
our old and respected townsman, Mr..
Casper Wendlinger. 1t was the sixty
seventh anniversary of the birth of his
estimable wife. She had all Of her
children, who survive, with her to dinner,
and a real family reunion was held. Mr..
Wendlinger has been in Richmond some
forty years, and at all times in the battle
of life has eft" long and well, and his
wife has been to him a real helpmate.
May they live long and prosper and en-
Joy many returns Of yesterdays ami
versary. Mr. and Mrs Wendlinger have
had their share of sorrow. Two bright
and prospecting boys, Casper and Ru-
dolph have passed over, and both are
kindly remembered by many friends.
The surviving children, however, nave
done much to cheer their hearts and
make their latter days full Of happiness
and iOV,
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knights of Pythias.

Past Grand Chancellor D. c. Richard
son, Grand Master of Exchequer T. Il.
Courtney, and Past Chancellors Bey. T.
Crump, M. F. Hudnall, and Junius A.
Crosby left yesterday evening for Fred
ericksburg to attend the annual session
of the Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias,
of Virginia, which met in that city last
night.
Mr.. w. T. Lithgow, Grand Prelate of
the Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias,
and Mr.. Charles II. Sharp, representative
to the Grand lodge from Manchester,
also left yesterday morning for Freder
icksburg.
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Charter Granted.

Judge Wexford yesterday granted a
charter to the Albermarle Paper Com
pany, the object of which is to manufac-
ture paper of all kinds. The principal
office is to be located in this city. Capt.
tai stock not less than $4,000 nor more
than 100000 The officers are J. f.
Chalmers, Smithfeld, Va, president; G
A. Cunningham, of Richmond, vice-pres-
ident; f. b. Thaw, secretary and treas
urer; directors-J. f. Chalmers, G. A
Cunningham, Thomas S. Flournoy, Jr.,
w. T.. Dibbrell, and John II. Dinneen.
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ENTERTAINMENT i'm Manchester

The Young Ladies' Aid Society of the
cambridge Baptist church gave delight
full entertainment at Cersley's Hall last
night. The programme consisted of
vocal and instrumental music, and con-
cluded with delightful one-act charade,
entitled shopping" in which the Free
States amateur talent fairly excelled
itself
The entertainment will be repeated to-
night and tomorrow night with an entire
change of programme.
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The Health Renort.

Whole number of deaths in the city
last week So White males, Z; cOlored
males, 10; white females, II; cOlored fe-
males, 8. Single %, married 6, widows 5.
Natives of Richmond 10, other parts Of
the United States 10, Ireland 1.
OF the deaths 1S were under five years
of age, and over fifty years.
In Monroe Ward II died and in Jack
son Ward 10.
OF the deaths were of consumption,
3 of CONVERSIONS, of pneumonia, and 4
of complicated whOoping- cough.
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The SMALLPOX Hospital.

The resolution appropriating 1000 for
the erection by. the city of smallpox
hospital on the Morris farm, Henrico
county, which had been adopted by the
Common Council, came up in the Board
of Aldermen Monday night for the concur
renee of the body On motion of Mr..
Dickerson il was laid on the table.
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Reckless Driving.

Yesterday afternoon about one o'clock
n double team, which was being driven
up Ninth street, was by the carelessness
of the driver run into countryman who
was crossing the street. The pole of the
carriage struck the man in the back,
knocking him down. Fortunately he
possessed presence of mind enough to
roll himself out of the way, thereby
averting a serious casualty.
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IL Is a Fact

that DR.. David's Cough Syrup is perfectly
harmless and the most effective cure for
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Group, etc,
known. Don't take any of the '.just-as-good"
(sO-called) cough cures offered you because
they cost the seller less but insist upon hav-
ing Dr. Davids Cough Syrup.
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A Lengthy Case.

The Hastings Court was engaged all
day yesterday in tn trial of Edward
Pagan, charged with receiving four bags
of guano, knowing the same to have been
stolen.
There are about thirty witnesses in the
case, and when the court adjourned yes
terday afternoon until II o'clock this
morning, all of the testimony had not
yet been heard.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-02-16

A private telegram was received here
yesterday from Washington, stating
that the appointment Of Colonel Thomas
w. Scott as marshal for the Eastern Dis
tfietof Virginia, had been confirmed by
the Senate.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WHO

N 1 '
w is suffering with bad cough, hOarse-
ness, tickling in throat. &c, TO try the CherO
kee Cough Drops. They will give you imme-
date relief Only 5 cents per box For sale at
the following places:
j. j. ThrOckmOrtOn. Third and Jackson; Mrs
A. Morris, 325 Brook avenue; II. 4. Separk,
Twenty-SecOnd and Main streets Louis Wal
tiers. 2l0j East Broad street Joseph Marsala,
1907 East Main street; II. II. Jones. 40 West
Baker street; W. A. Walker. 903 West Main
street: Mrs. Allison, 1905 East Main street; c.
v Tyler, $40 Twenty-sixth street; j. w Bar
ker. 'rwenty-eighth and Clay streets: T.. Rom
eril, POPS Yenable street: +. Rutherford gl6
North seventeenth street; William Whitman
Turnpike and Jay streets; Joseph Williams,
Clark and Duyal streets Mr.. Marley, Fourth
and Hull streets, Manchester; Mr. Morris,
Hull near Fifth street, Manchester; h. c.
Cole. Sixth and Hull streets, Manchester; Mrs.
Adams, Hull, between Eighth and Ninth
streets, Manchester. OLIVER b. DYER,
Wholesale and Retail Candy Manufactured,
Sole Agent, ga East Marshall street. STE
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Council Meeting

There will be special meeting of the
Common Council tonight at 7 o'clock.
Among other important business the new
street railway lines and the increase of
the police force will be considered. This
is the third meeting OF this branch that
has been held the present month, the
Council having been unable to complete
their work at the other two.
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d. Ragghianti, a retail liquor dealer
doing business at 81 f. Marshall street,
made an assignment yesterday to NJ. De
y0ti, trustee. The amount Of the deed is
$500. Ragghianti also claimed home
stead to the extent of 500.
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One of His Last Acts.

One of the last acts Of General Super
intendent Railway Mail Service jameson
was an order for an inner registered sack
exchange between Richmond and Lynch
burg daily except Sunday. Leave Rich
mond at 1875 am, and Lynchburg at
1910 am, via the Richmond, Lynchburg
and Clifton Forge r. X. o.
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CITY ITEMS.
NKwsY NOTES GATHERED BY THE
TIMES" REPORTERS.

Death Of DIR. John q. Wayt-The senior
Lyceum Entertainment-The Court oil
Appeais-The Death Record-The south
western Asylum-On to Fredericksburg
Timely Town Topics.
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James Brown was arrested in the First
police district last night and carried to
the station-house, charged with exhibit
ing the shell racket or game He
will have a hearing in the Police Court
this morning.
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Supreme Court of Appeals-Cases Consid-
cred Yesterday.

Darlington against Beale. Appeal al
lowed and slpersedeas awarded to de-
cree pronounced by the Circuit Court OF
Westmoreland county on the 18th of
April, 1886.
Carroll against City of Lynchburg.
Writ of error and supersedeas awarded to
a judgment rendered by the Corporation
Court of the city Of Lynchburg on the
10Th of January, 1887.
Mccullough against Dashiell. Argued
by w w. Old, Esq, for appellant and
Captain John S. Wise for appellees and
submitted
Roy against Hayens. Dismissed for
failure to print.
SCOTS administrator against Isaacs,
Tayler & Williams. Passed.
Dangerfield against Smith. Argued by
It. r. R. Wright for appellant.
Lefew against Hooper trustee. Ar
gued by Judge Joseph Christian for APP
pellant, and S. d. Davies for appellees
and submitted.
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snaps

25 MEMS AND YOUNG MEMS
PRINCE ALBERT SUITS ~
BLACK, BLUE, AND BROWN IHb
PRICE WAS $40 AND $2j TIED
WILL BE SOLD ~ THE SNAP
SALE FOR SO AND $40
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SNAP4

THE GREATEST SNAP OF ALL-@
MEMS FOUR-BUTTON CUTANAl
SUITS IN TWO SHADES, BLACb
AND BROWN CORKSCREW. THAT
SOLD FOR $1G, NOW REDUCED TO
CLOSE IN THIS SALE FOR SOD
THEY WERE CHEAP At SIS
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Snaps.

"a MEMS BLACK CORKSCREW MD
FANCY MIXED CHENiOIS THAT
SOLD FOR $1S IN SEASON. RI
DUCED TO $3.50 IN THE SNAP
SALE
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Important.

Cabinets, 50 per dozen; Cards, 81 per
dozen. RICHMOND PHOTOGRAPH co.,
G74 Broad street.
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No Household

ought TO be without bottle of that best
family remedies DR.. Dayids Cough Syrup,
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DR.. T. A. Slocum's Remedies for the
cure of consumption. Sold by BoDBKER
BROTHERS, druggists. 7
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MEETINGS.

no THE STOCKHOLDERS OF HE
Il SOUTHERN ACCIDENT INSU RANCE
COMPANY.
Take notice that by a resolution OF the
Board of Directors of the Southern Accident
Insurance Company GENERAL MEETING
Of it's S ockholders has been called, 10 meet on
Friday, the 18th of March, 1887, at ~
o'clock M, at the office Of the company,
room 6, Hannewincke building, 902 East Main
street Richmond, Virginia. 10 consider and
vote upon proposed amendments 20 the char
ter of sal company, and TO authorize the APP
plcatiOn 10 the proper court 70 give such
amendments Of any rs may be adopted at said
meeting effect and operation.
S. 5. ELAN President.
LOUIS UPSHUR. Secretary.
February Is, 1887. 5fe l6-tf.
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Upon receiving the above the Governor
this afternoon appointed the following
gentlemen upon the Board of Visitors
Henry Stuart, of Russell; Samuel Z,
Graham, of Tazewell; John E Penn, OF
Roanoke; s. p. Mcconnell, of Scott
Daniel Trigg, of Washington; DR.. Sam
uel r. Sayers, Of Wytheville; Dr. f. A.
Dickinson and A. W. Bowman, OF
Smythe.
The Board is to consist of nine mem
bers, and the remaining one will be APP
pointed this evening or tomorrow. He
will probably be selected from Lee county.
The term of three of this Board will ex-
pire on the 10Th of April next, at which
time the new Boards for all of the asy-
lums are to be appointed.
The Board appointed to-day will doubt
less meet in a few days to organize and
elect the officers of the institution.
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SNAPS

Al MEMS "ALL-WOOL" SUITS. SUIT
ABLE FOR DRESS OR BUSHES,
WEAR, THAT SOLD FOR so, NOW
TO BE CLOSED IN OUR SNAP
SALE FOR $3.50
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WANTS.

NTANTED-LIVE, ENERGETIC
w men with small capital TO control the
sale Of a patent article in this state. Large
profits 10 right parties. Call and examine
+. f.. GTLLT0TT,
fe5-2w SOS Z. Broad st.
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The "Florence Dental Plate Brush
made expressly for cleaning artificial teeth.
For sale by BODEKER BROTHERS, druggists. :
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A NEEDED INSTITUTION.

Completion Of the Southwestern Luhatio
Asylum.
Notice was made in yesterdays TINES
Of the completion of this institution. The
Governor Yesterday received the follow
ing official notification of the fact from
DR.. Black:
MARION, Va, February II, 1887.
"To His Exccllency, Fitzhugh Lee, Governor
of Virginia;
"In compliance with section 3. chapter f49,
OF the Acts of General Assembly 1885 the
building Committee OF the Southwestern
Lunatic Asylum beg leave 20 report that the
building is completed and has this day been
received from the contractors.
"Respectfully submitted,
III. BLACK, Chairman
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SNAPS.

4 DOZEN CHILDREN'S SHIRTEEs,
FORMER PRICE ST. WE SELL
THEM IN THE SNAP SALE FOX
33 CENTS. COME TAKE YOUR
CHOICE.
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SNAPS.

DOZEN BLACK STIFF HATS.
FORMER PRICE $3.50, REDUCED
TO $1.37 ALL HATS REDUCED
IN THIS DEPARTMENT.
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SNAP I.

50 MEMS BUSINESS SUITS THAT
SOLD FOR so, NOW IN THE SNAl
SALE FOR S6sj.
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SNAP l.

p YOUTHS SUITS IN PLAIN CASsI
MERE AND FANCY CHEFIOTS RI
DUCED FROM $40 TO Sll.